Bought mine pre assembled, how dose base come off for wall mount? . . . I see no screws and Its to snug to pull out . . .
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Amazon sent an info request and I looked at the monitor back and answered. Never gave it a thought. Tried to help. Forgot I returned that Samsung unit like yours with its 16/9 screen ratio. (to wide for height ) I bought Dell 16/10 ratio and love it. (U2412M) No negatives on the Samsung because I never even set it up. One look and back it went. Now, I get two pages almost 8 1/2 by 11 side by side and with 16/10 I like it better for photo work. The screen also rotates vertical.
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There is a locking screw on the bottom of the foot (the flat, oval part) which will allow you to remove the foot from the leg. Then you can easily grab the leg of the base and pull it while rocking it back and forth. It will come right out, assuming whoever assembled it used no glue. If they did, hunt them down for a refund!
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There is a button on the back on the monitor, not the base, under the tilt assembly, that releases the bottom of the screen to lift up and out.
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I don't know about the wall mount. Mine just fastens to the wall with two screws. It does have the three options which you need. All functions work perfectly. Hope this helps.
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I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
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I mounted this a while ago. My recollection is that it screws off or it easily pulls off.
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Hello, you need to remove the Allen screws from the mounting ends brakets and remove the nickeled plates which you will then mount to the wall. When mounting make sure the spacing (centers) between the end mounts are to the templet spec's or return it to amazon. Mine came with the brackets. It's obviously incomplete. Amazon is great with returns.
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It came with a mount but no screws. We just used wood screws to put just under the overhang. We didn't have to pre-drill anything but it did require that type of mounting. It is very lightweight so you may be able to get by with just nails.
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Can't help with the wall mount question because I didn't attempt it. Mine went on a Stand.
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I had this problem on my recent order, I removed the base and then put it on with the back two screws first, screwing them in equally, then put in the front two. Make sure you have a level this will help cause if that part isnt on level your TV will lean.
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I did not have that problem...However I suggest you take the screws and the top section of the base to a local hardware store such as "Coast to Coast" or "Ace Truvalue" and show them the problem. These folks will try several screws until they find the correct fit. This is your least expensive option!
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the bracket that is fastened to the TV attaches to the swivel plate on the base and if there is a safety screw it would be located on the top where bracket meets bracket. remove the safety screw and lift up and pull out at the same time and the TV should come free of the base. very easy to remove and replace, i move mine to another room and set it on its original stand then put it back on the swivel mount.
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I leave mine mounted never had a problem. I did have to buy different screws to mount to the wall. The screws that come with it were too long.
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yes you just need to unscrew to top two screws. BEWARE the unit will fall off the wall once the screws are loose.
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It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
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When I first opened the box, I recall I tried to remove those screws, too, as it seemed the intuitive thing to do. It's not. Those screws stay in the unit. After looking at the instructions and the wall hanger more closely I figured it out, but it's been so long that I don't recall exactly what I did. Sorry-that's the best I can do...
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Yes it comes apart to mount with screw. We have ours pasted to the back. It has stuck on the brick now for over 1 1/2.
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Yea man it could be removed when I got this 4 days ago in the original package it was separated from the stand so if you don't like the base or want to remove it just remember it's already detached so don't worry I hope I provided you with an pleasable answers:)
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there is a hole drilled in the glass that holds the shelf to the bracket, so they can't be moved. I have a problem with some of my larger components that have thicker cables/bigger connectors behind them. I am considering going to a Glass place and having them just cut me a larger shelf from glass that looks the same. Another option, for the connectors at least, is mounting a piece of 2x4 to the stud, then mounting the wall mount to the 2x4, giving me another 1.5" behind the components to work with. If I cut it to the right size and paint it with a flat black paint I think it will blend right in.